Written in free verse, the poem does not follow a rhyme scheme. Next To Of Course God America I Summary
Written in free verse, the poem does not follow a rhyme scheme.
Next To Of Course God America I Summary
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The central idea of this poem is the American political landscape. The poem critiques it satirically. Next To Of Course God America I Summary
The central idea of this poem is the American political landscape. The poem critiques it satirically.
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Enjambment: This is the most powerful device used in the poem with strategically cut-off lines that run into the next. One stark example would be “next to of course god america i”. Oxymoron: An example would be “heroic happy dead”. Alliteration: Examples would be “glorious name by gorry/by jingo byRead more
- Enjambment: This is the most powerful device used in the poem with strategically cut-off lines that run into the next. One stark example would be “next to of course god america i”.
- Oxymoron: An example would be “heroic happy dead”.
- Alliteration: Examples would be “glorious name by gorry/by jingo by gee by gosh by gum” and “heroic happy”.
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The theme of this poem is satire. It heavily critiques politicians and the political landscape of America. Next To Of Course God America I Summary
The theme of this poem is satire. It heavily critiques politicians and the political landscape of America.
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